Pet Pal: A Smart Pet Collar Project
Group 18
Project Description
Pet Pal is a smart pet collar project communicating with an android companion application through Bluetooth. The Pet Pal Companion app has multiple pages for interfacing with the physical pet collar. The health page is responsible for displaying pet vitality data received from the collar, such as heart rate and temperature readings. The location page is used to assist the user in keeping a watchful eye on their pet’s whereabouts. Using GPS data, the location page will display the coordinates off the collar upon the user’s request. This data can then be pasted into Google Maps to display where the collar, and hence the pet, is in relation to the user. Also found on the location page is a button that will output a speaker tone from the collar itself, assisting the user in finding the exact location of their pet when GPS coordinates aren’t enough.
Documents and Videos
Final Presentation VideoFinal Demonstration Video
Critical Design Review Video
Middle Term Demonstration Video
Conference Paper
Divide and Conquer Version 1
Divide and Conquer Version 2
Senior Design 1 Documentation
Senior Design 2 Documentation
Critical Design Review Slides
Final Presentation Slides
GitHub
Group Members
Andres Graterol is a senior at the University of Central Florida who is planning on graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and a minor in mathematics. He has an internship with Robins AFB Software Group in Summer 2022 and is planning on attending Graduate School in Fall 2022.
Zachary Kirksey is a senior at the University of Central Florida who is planning on graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. Since summer 2020, he has been a Student Developer Co-op with the Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division in Panama City, Florida. This includes working full-time in between school semesters, and part-time during each semester. After graduating, he plans to work as a Software Engineer for Lockheed-Martin in Marietta, Georgia.
Hanh Le is a senior at the University of Central Florida who is planning on graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. She is planning on taking the FE exam after her graduation.
Hunter Miller is a senior at the University of Central Florida pursuing a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering. He has worked for Lockheed-Martin at RMS on the Electrical Hardware Team since the Summer of 2020 while taking classes full-time. After graduation, he plans to work full time for Lockheed-Martin with the Electrical Hardware team.
